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... ANOTHER HAMIURGH MAILS Tien. BERLIN, Dec. 28.-CoUnt Haugwitz arrived that here the day before yefterday, accompanied by ieing Major General Pfuhl, whom his Excellency met ental on the road, and after a fhort converfation per- fuaded to return with him. Ota- Although the fuccefs of his mifflon is not yet. nclu- known, there feems, however, to be no reafon id of to fear that the war will ...
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... L O N D 0 N-JANUARY 13. The commencement of the approaching feiflonI of Parliament is looked to by the public as the 'I opening of a campaign as big with events as that which lately appeared to clofe, fo prematurely, f ,on the plains of Germany. A meffenger was fent off' on Saturday night with difpatches for Lord Cathcart. Mr Pitt arrived on Saturday night at his feat At Putney, from Bath, ...
... FRONT THE CALCUTTA GAZETTE. £IV .UlY1 I r .. ?? tA 1f. LrLLLt- ?? FOR. WILLIZAM1, APRIL 25. 1905. A letter from Captain Rovle, to Colonel Blair, coin- znanding at Agra, of which tie following is a copy, has been received by Major Arnifirong, from Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. G. A. F. Lake, Military Secretary to his Excellency the Right Hon. the Commander in Chief. TO Cclonel Bfir, cvmmanding at ...
... FRoIi TIHE LONDHJOY GZET'TE. AD.MI[R.AL'Y-QFFI'~iCF-Jan. It. 180.G Copy of' a letter from Sir Edward Pellew. Bart. Rear- Admlniral of the Red, &c. to William Marfdero, Efq. dated on board hit Mljeary's ihip the. Calloden, in 'Madras Roads, the 27th June 1805. SIR, I forward, for the ?? of the Lords Comrmiflioners of the Admiralty, a letter from Lieutenant Bell, adting commander of his Ma- ...
... Z'RQM THE FRENCH PAPERS. (IMONITEUR., DEC. 23.) MILAN, NAoV. 29.-We learn at this moment that an Ang!o-Rullian fqLladron, confifting ok %2 'hips of war and fome transports, has landed be- tween iz and 15,ooo men at Naples, on Tuef- day the 20th of November. Immediately after I this debarkation, his Excellency the Ambaffador of Iris Majealy the Emperor of the French took down the arms of France ...
... F,&st. THE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-Jan. 14. 1806. The following are copies of four letters addreeted tG Vice-Admiral Dacres, Con.mmander in Chief of his Majefty's lhips and vefiels at Jamaica, aiid by him tranfinitted to the Secretary of the Admiralty. f His Majefly'sfloop Port Mahon, Sent. Ee. i805. Trinidad de Cuba N. E. by N. .IR, diftant twenty-fix leagues. -lis -Majesty's sloop ...
... 1, e ?? q ni ?, z ?? e ys -x, p. - - - r- EDINBURGH-JANUARY 18m (PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.) FIRST LETTER-London, Jan. 15. Five o'Clock. Since writing you, my dear Sir, in the morning, letters are come in from Holland, up to the 12th, with accounts of peace being figned betwixt Auffria and France on the 27th; the wings of Aultria not more clipt than unhappy expeaation. BONAPA RTE had re- turned ...
... L 0 N D 0 No-JANUARY 15. His Majeffy is not expeded to go in (late to thwe Houfe of Peers, to open the Seffion of Par- C 'harrent, which, in that cafe, will be opened by o Commiflon. . Mr Pitt has returned to his houfe al Putney b he is far from being completely reltored to health, f and fome doubts are entertained whether he will fI be able to attend his duty in Parliament at the ft opening ...
... SCOTLAND. ----- The Annivelsary General Meetir of this Society, in terms of thle charter, was held in their halI here on Tuesday last, at xvhich there was a respectable attendance of the members to the num- ;er of 100.-The Right Hon. the Earl of DAL- 55bS15,- one of the Vice Presidents in office, 't fie chair (in the absence of the Earl of MoIBA, l llo had not arrived from London) when, ...
... T LOYD'E MARINE. L[ST-Jan. 14. Erratum in Lail Lifl-The date Sir John Duckworth chafed t&e French fquadron fhould be '23thx not 28th December. The Wanflead, Wilfon,from Lontlon to Madeira and the WeltIfndies, nis well 26th Nov. in lat. 4t0. 30. long. 10. The Reliance, Davidfon, from Jamaica to London, -was taken by a privateer, but on bei:g chafed by the Diana frigate, the privateer's people ...
... L 0 N D 0 N-JANuA.Y 1i,. Yeflerday, at two o'clock, his Majefly held a levee at the Queen's Palace, for the foreign Am- baflfadors and others, which was attended by his Excellency the American Ambaffador ; the Prince of Calielcicala, Ambalfacdor for the two Sicilies Mr Macko, for Wirtemberg ; Count Woronzow, Ruflia ; Baron Jacobi Klofi, Pruf- fla ; Count Stahremberg, Germany ; the Hef- iian ...